Deliveroo has reported a £19.2 million loss for the first half of 2025, despite an 8% rise in revenues to £1 billion, as costs linked to its £2.9 billion takeover by US rival DoorDash weighed…
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Some leaders are shaped in boardrooms. Others are built on the field. James Brady Washburn falls into the second group. A former Division I athlete turned healthcare executive, Washburn brings the grit, discipline, and team-first…
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Craig Shults didn’t start in construction finance. He didn’t have a traditional path. No Ivy League MBA. No high-level internship. What he had was grit—and a willingness to keep learning. “I’ve worked in insurance, home…
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As the UK government pushes forward with its digital transformation agenda, 2025 has introduced new legislation aimed at reshaping how identity is verified across both public and private sectors. The move toward digital ID is…
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Online gaming is incredibly popular: there are about three billion online gamers in the world. However, there are hidden dangers associated with online gaming, especially regarding your children. Luckily, Bay Area lawyer Jeffrey Nadrich is…
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Angela Rayner is pressing ahead with plans to raise the minimum wage for 18–20-year-olds to match the adult rate, despite warnings from business groups that the move risks pricing young people out of work. The…
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Gold futures surged to a record high on Friday following reports that the United States has imposed steep tariffs on imports of one-kilo gold bars, a move set to hit Switzerland’s multibillion-dollar bullion trade. According…
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From £800 and a minibus to a £40m global tour business – how two founders built expat explore
Two decades ago, Carl and Jakes arrived in London from South Africa with £800 between them, a shared love of travel, and a dream to make seeing the world affordable for everyone. Today, that dream…
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After 25 years building Tasty African Food from a single restaurant in Woolwich to a network of 27 outlets across London and Kent, founders Michael and Abi Olaleye are now setting their sights on a…
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Gary Neville accuses Labour of making it harder for businesses to hire after £25bn tax hike
Gary Neville has publicly criticised Labour’s decision to raise employer national insurance, warning the move will make it harder for companies to take on staff and risks stifling growth in an already fragile economy. The…